Hey, folks, welcome back. This is Elliot with the Pork Pearls Almanac here today with a super exciting episode.

And you can find us on Spotify, iTunes, and wherever you get your podcast. And of course, you can find us on Patreon if you're enjoying what we're doing here, and you'd like to help us cover the

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Thanks.

He's so good at reading.

I didn't do too well.

We don't explicitly offer any of our traditional content focused or specific goals of the

podcast to our Patreon in terms of limited access or anything like that right now.

Knowledge is for everyone.

That's also my line.

But we have started up a Patreon-only series called The Prologs, and during which we will do

some critiques on various subject matters and talk about those things, not only from an

intersectional lens, but also within the context of the podcast.

Sociedal collapse and reconstruction and things like that.

So here's a quick clip of what we're doing on the Patreon-only section, and I hope you enjoy it.

Basically, his observation led to the emergence of the fruit wall, which is what we kind of glossed over at the beginning.

But that's what brought it to Northern France, England, Belgium, and the Netherlands was his

experiment or his observation of his experiments in 1561. I just wanted to get that point in there

just because it was a name drop. And I feel like you got to give credit what credits do.

If people are going to hear their shit and hear Paul Pearl's Almanac and the prologs

and stuff, I hope they drop my name. my name's Elliot, and say like, he did it.

Rather than just gloss over and be like, that shit never really exists.

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